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ETF and stock technical analysis: Buzzi up 6.23% in Milan as Europe rises. Wall Street rotates out of technology: Marvell down 12.72%, Oracle down 8.76%, the energy ETF down 3.96%; consumer discretionary up 2.41%, financials up 1.86%. Ferrari and AMD report today.

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ETF and stock technical analysis: Buzzi stock rises 6.23% in Milan; Marvell stock slumps 12.72%, Oracle falls 8.76% and the energy ETF 3.96%
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Economic Observatory · The session

ETF and stock technical analysis: Buzzi stock rises 6.23% in Milan; Marvell stock slumps 12.72%, Oracle falls 8.76% and the energy ETF 3.96%

3 November 2026 AiTrading67 · Trade Desk Observatory Markets

On Monday 2 November the Milan market rose with the rest of Europe: the FTSE MIB ETF MIB gained 0.95%, led by Buzzi stock, up 6.23% with no company news, and by the banks. Our model has been short the Italian basket since late August, up 4.13%, with this week's stop only about 1% above the price.

Wall Street moved its money without leaving the market, and ETF technical analysis shows the rotation clearly. The US technology ETF XLK lost 2.95% and the energy ETF XLE 3.96%, while the consumer discretionary ETF XLY gained 2.41% and the financials ETF XLF 1.86%. The trigger was the ISM manufacturing index at 55.5 against 54.6 expected: a solid economy lifts cyclicals and takes the air out of technology.

Marvell stock fell 12.72% after agreeing to buy Lumentum at an enterprise value of 115 billion dollars, all in shares and rejected by shareholders of both companies. Oracle stock dropped 8.76% after a bond sale of about 10 billion with coupons up to 8.65%: the cost of debt behind the data centre build-out has become the sector's theme. Energy fell as Gulf exports returned to pre-war rates.

Today America votes in the midterm elections, and equity volatility rose 8.9% on the eve. Ferrari, AMD and Shopify report; after yesterday's close Apple and Palantir lost about 3% in after-hours trading despite growing revenue. On SPY the new week started below the level that judges the 29-week long: Friday's close decides.

The news that moved our instruments
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INSTRUMENTS
Consumer and financials lead, technology and energy lag

ETF technical analysis: the consumer discretionary ETF rises 2.41%, financials 1.86%; technology falls 2.95%, energy 3.96%

An ETF is an exchange-traded fund that buys a whole basket of stocks in one go: following sector ETFs is the quickest way to see where money is moving. On Monday it moved out of technology and energy and into consumer, financial, materials and industrial stocks.

In the US XLY, the consumer discretionary ETF, rose 2.41%, XLF, financials, 1.86%, XLB, materials, 1.76%, XLP, consumer staples, 1.58%, XLI, industrials, 1.38%. At the bottom XLK, the US technology ETF, down 2.95%, SOXX, the semiconductor ETF, down 3.79%, and XLE, the US energy ETF, down 3.96%. MAGS, the Magnificent Seven ETF, down 0.42%.

In Europe EXV6, basic resources, up 1.82%, EXV1, the European banks ETF, up 1.09%, EXV3, European technology, up 0.47%; lower EXH1, oil and gas, down 2.33%, and EXV4, European healthcare, down 0.51%.

The global ETF technical analysis, with every basket we follow one by one, is on the dedicated Market Pulse page.

How I read itOur model was already on sell for technology and semiconductors and on buy for US consumer and financials: the session rewarded both sides. Energy stays on buy on the weekly, but it gave back the most: XLE is up 16.59% and sits 1.94% above its weekly level. In Europe banks rise inside a weekly that is still on sell, 4.40% below the level: for now it is a rebound.
US energy ETF long (G / P) · US consumer staples ETF long (G / P) · US utilities ETF long (G / P) · US health care ETF long (G / P) · US financials ETF long (G / P) · US technology ETF short (G / P) · US communication services ETF short (G / P) · US industrials ETF short (G / P) · semiconductor ETF short (G / P) · Magnificent Seven short (G / P) · gold ETF short (G / P) · European health care ETF long (G / P) · European technology ETF long (G / P) · European banks ETF short (G / P) · European basic resources ETF short (G / P) · European oil and gas ETF long (G / P) · Vanguard US technology ETF short (G / P) · S&P 500 long (G / P) · Invesco QQQ Trust short (G / P) · Russell 2000 ETF short (G / P) *
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COMMODITIES
Oil and gas fall sharply, no change of signal

Commodities: WTI crude, gold, copper and TTF gas, with the day's, week's and month's change and our model's weekly and monthly signal

WTI crude oil: down 7.36% on the day, down 7.36% on the week, down 7.36% on the month. Weekly on buy since 20 July, 3.94% above the level; monthly on buy since March 2026.

Gold: up 1.83% on the day, up 1.83% on the week, up 1.83% on the month. Weekly on sell since 28 September, 5.30% below the level; monthly on sell since June 2026.

Copper: up 1.32% on the day, up 1.32% on the week, up 1.32% on the month. Weekly on buy since 13 April, 1.65% above the level; monthly on buy since March 2025.

TTF gas: down 8.74% on the day, down 8.74% on the week, down 8.74% on the month. Weekly on buy since 13 July, 6.70% above the level; monthly on buy since January 2026.

How I read itOil and European gas had their heaviest session in weeks as Gulf exports returned to pre-war rates; the weekly signal stayed on buy for both. That explains the drop in oil stocks, in New York and in Europe, and it is relief for those who buy gas: utilities, chemicals, airlines. Gold rebounds inside a weekly sell, copper moves away from its level.
US energy ETF long (G / P) · European oil and gas ETF long (G / P) · gold ETF short (G / P) · European basic resources ETF short (G / P) · US materials ETF long (G / P) · European utilities ETF long (G / P) *
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TECHNOLOGY AND DEBT
The market rejects Marvell, Oracle pays dearly for its bond sale

Semiconductor stocks and debt: Marvell stock down 12.72%, Oracle down 8.76%, Intel down 8.80%, AMD down 7.52%, Western Digital down 7.52%, Dell down 7.43%, Micron down 5.78%

Marvell stockShort lost 12.72%, closing near the low: the purchase of Lumentum, which makes lasers and optical parts for data centres, is worth 115 billion dollars in enterprise value and is all in shares, leaving 67% of the combined company to Marvell holders. Shareholders of both companies objected, and the stock was downgraded. Oracle stockShort fell 8.76%: its bond sale of about 10 billion carries coupons between 7.45% and 8.65%, which the market read as the price of risk on the data centre race.

Alongside, IntelShort down 8.80%, AMDShort down 7.52%, Western DigitalShort down 7.52%, DellShort down 7.43%, MicronShort down 5.78%, NvidiaShort down 1.26%. After the close AppleLong confirmed growing iPhone sales but margins squeezed by memory costs, and PalantirLong took revenue to 2.313 billion, up 96% on the year: both lost about 3% after hours.

How I read itThe model has been on sell for the sector for weeks, and the session rewarded it again: Intel up 33.26%, Marvell up 24.99%, Western Digital up 37.18%, Oracle up 7.03%, AMD up 9.67%. The detail to watch is Palantir: the weekly long is still in profit, up 3.68%, but the new week started below the level, and if Friday stays there the signal turns to sell. For anyone following ai trading the question is unchanged: who pays for computing power, and with how much debt.
Marvell Technology short (G / P) · Oracle short (G / P) · Intel short (G / P) · Advanced Micro Devices short (G / P) · Micron Technology short (G / P) · Western Digital short (G / P) · Dell Technologies short (G / P) · NVIDIA short (G / P) · semiconductor ETF short (G / P) · Apple long (G / P) · Palantir Technologies long (G / P) *
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TRAVEL, CONSUMER AND PAYMENTS
Money leaving technology goes to airlines, cruises and card networks

United Airlines stock up 4.80%, Expedia up 4.57%, Royal Caribbean up 4.52%, Airbnb up 4.09%, Home Depot up 3.63%, Walmart up 3.38%, Mastercard up 3.15%, Visa up 2.88%

The rotation shows in the names: in travel United AirlinesShort up 4.80%, ExpediaShort up 4.57%, Royal CaribbeanLong up 4.52%, AirbnbLong up 4.09%, BookingShort up 3.79%; in retail Home DepotLong up 3.63%, WalmartLong up 3.38%, CostcoLong up 2.79%; in payments MastercardLong up 3.15%, VisaLong up 2.88%, PayPalShort up 3.10%, Wells FargoShort up 2.99%.

Among industrials GE AerospaceShort rose 4.63% with no company news. In healthcare AbbottLong gained 3.73% on cardiovascular device studies and RegeneronLong 3.60% on a string of raised targets. Berkshire HathawayLong rose 2.51% in its first session after results.

How I read itThis is where the model has the longs born in recent weeks, and the session pushed them: Royal Caribbean up 13.75%, Walmart up 7.47%, Home Depot up 6.67%, Mastercard up 6.59%, Visa up 5.69%, Berkshire up 4.53%. On Expedia and PayPal the model is short on the weekly, and this week's candle is turning to buy: it is provisional, Friday decides.
United Airlines short (G / P) · Expedia short (G / P) · Royal Caribbean long (G / P) · Airbnb long (G / P) · Booking short (G / P) · Home Depot long (G / P) · Walmart long (G / P) · Costco Wholesale long (G / P) · Mastercard long (G / P) · Visa long (G / P) · PayPal short (G / P) · Wells Fargo short (G / P) · GE Aerospace short (G / P) · Abbott Laboratories long (G / P) · Regeneron Pharmaceuticals long (G / P) · Berkshire Hathaway long (G / P) *
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ENERGY
Gulf oil returns to the market and oil stocks fall

Occidental stock down 5.13%, BP down 4.98%, ConocoPhillips down 4.67%, Exxon down 4.05%, Halliburton down 4.31%, Chevron down 3.29%; Eni down 2.28%

Exports from Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Iraq and Kuwait rose 10% in October, back to the rates seen before the war with Iran, and the market sold the stocks that had hit yearly highs on the scarcity premium: OccidentalLong down 5.13%, BPLong down 4.98%, ConocoPhillipsLong down 4.67%, HalliburtonLong down 4.31%, ExxonLong down 4.05%, ChevronLong down 3.29%, SLBLong down 2.66%. In Europe the European oil and gas ETFLong fell 2.33% and Eni stockLong 2.28%.

How I read itThese are mature longs, and they remain in profit: Chevron up 21.56%, Eni up 15.48%, Exxon up 14.48%. For many of them the profit-taking windows have already been crossed: they are managed with the weekly level, not opened. The recently born names, such as Occidental and Halliburton, are the ones that lost their cushion: for risk management the day shows how much position size matters in a sector that lives on one variable.
US energy ETF long (G / P) · Occidental Petroleum long (G / P) · BP long (G / P) · ConocoPhillips long (G / P) · Exxon Mobil long (G / P) · Chevron long (G / P) · Halliburton long (G / P) · SLB long (G / P) · European oil and gas ETF long (G / P) · Eni long (G / P) *
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ITALY
Buzzi leads Milan, banks and luxury rise, Eni lags

Milan stocks: Buzzi up 6.23%, Moncler up 3.85%, STMicroelectronics up 3.22%, Fineco up 2.94%, Campari up 2.63%, UniCredit up 1.85%; Eni down 2.28%

Buzzi stockLong gained 6.23%, the best stock on the Milan list with no company news, backed by the buyback started in October and by the rotation into building materials. Alongside, MonclerShort up 3.85% with European luxury, STMicroelectronicsShort up 3.22% on the day US chips fell, FinecoShort up 2.94%, CampariLong up 2.63%, Brunello CucinelliLong up 2.48%, UniCreditShort up 1.85%, Intesa SanpaoloShort up 1.09% with its quarterly results. Monte dei PaschiShort rose 1.33% · under a public tender offer by Intesa Sanpaolo at €1.25 and 1.6 Intesa Sanpaolo shares per share: the price follows the offer, not the results. Outside the index SafiloLong gained 5.13%.

Lower: EniLong down 2.28% with oil, TenarisLong down 1.68%, A2ALong down 1.54%, Telecom ItaliaShort down 1.08%, Banco BPMShort down 0.77%. FerrariShort rose 1.08% ahead of today's results.

How I read itFor the AiTrading67 model the Milan story is Buzzi: it closed above the 40.08 to 40.44 resistance that had stopped it several times, with results on Thursday: the weekly buy signal was born on Friday, and the model is long, up 6.23%. On the banks the model stays on sell, and the trades are in profit: UniCredit up 5.64%, Intesa up 5.93%, Banco BPM up 15.90%. STMicroelectronics is the case against: short on the weekly and down 5.01%, as European analogue chips start to separate from the artificial intelligence chain.
Buzzi long (G / P) · STMicroelectronics short (G / P) · Moncler short (G / P) · FinecoBank short (G / P) · Davide Campari-Milano long (G / P) · Brunello Cucinelli long (G / P) · Stellantis Milano short (G / P) · UNIPOL ASSICURAZIONI short (G / P) · UniCredit short (G / P) · Intesa Sanpaolo short (G / P) · Monte dei Paschi short (G / P) (under a public tender offer by Intesa Sanpaolo at €1.25 and 1.6 Intesa Sanpaolo shares) · Safilo long (G / P) · Eni long (G / P) · Tenaris long (G / P) · A2A long (G / P) · Telecom Italia short (G / P) · Banco BPM short (G / P) · Ferrari short (G / P) *
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EUROPE
Safran and luxury rise, Rheinmetall drops below one thousand

European stocks: Safran up 4.53%, Hermès up 2.09%, LVMH up 1.72%, Diageo up 2.76%, Barclays up 2.18%, Infineon up 2.85%; Rheinmetall down 3.62%, AstraZeneca down 0.72%

SafranShort gained 4.53% after winning the inertial navigation contracts for France's nuclear deterrent, while RheinmetallShort lost 3.62%, below 1,000 euros, despite a new order for combat vehicles. In luxury HermèsShort rose 2.09% and LVMHShort 1.72%; in London DiageoLong gained 2.76% and BarclaysShort 2.18%. InfineonShort rose 2.85%. AstraZenecaLong fell 0.72% with no company news.

How I read itLuxury and French defence rise inside weeklies that are still on sell: Hermès, LVMH and Safran are shorts for the model, and the session is a rebound to be checked at the end of the week. Diageo and AstraZeneca are longs: Diageo is up 0.87%, and since Monday it also has the daily buy.
Safran short (G / P) · Rheinmetall short (G / P) · Diageo long (G / P) · Barclays short (G / P) · AstraZeneca long (G / P) · Infineon Technologies short (G / P) · Hermes International SCA short (G / P) · LVMH short (G / P) *
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INDICES
All of Europe rises, Germany turns to buy in the week in progress

European indices: the CAC 40 ETF rises 1.14%, the FTSE MIB ETF 0.95%, the DAX ETF 0.64%, the FTSE 100 ETF 0.33%

On Monday the CAC 40 ETFShort gained 1.14%, the FTSE MIBShort ETF 0.95%, the DAXShort ETF 0.64%, the FTSE 100Long ETF 0.33%. 68% of DAX companies stand above their 200-day average, against 32% of the whole German market: the index rests on its largest names.

On the Italian basket the model's short is up 4.13%, on sell since 31 August; the weekly level moved lower with the new week and the price sits 0.98% below it. On the German basket this week's candle is turning to buy: it is provisional.

How I read itEurope made better use of the rotation into cyclicals than America, because it has little technology and plenty of banks and industrials. For Milan the week turns on a nearby level: if the week's average moves above the Reversal Point, the late-August short closes in profit and the weekly turns.
FTSE 100 ETF long (G / P) · CAC 40 ETF short (G / P) · DAX ETF short (G / P) · FTSE MIB ETF short (G / P) *
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OUR MODEL
Friday's signals in their first session: energy and healthcare below entry

This week's new buy signals: the changes in the first session, with Bayer reporting and energy below the entry price

Friday's cohort has 23 new buy signals, 15 tradable. In the first session none changed side on the daily and none dropped out; fourteen stand above the entry price, including BuzziLong, AbbottLong and HoneywellLong. Below, the changes: who slipped under entry and who reports.

Instrument
Daily signal
Weekly confirmed
My reading
🇩🇪 BAYNLong
Bayer
results today
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
First session below the entry price, with results this morning.
🇺🇸 VRTXLong
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
reported
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Reported on Monday, a mixed quarter and raised guidance: it closes below entry.
🇺🇸 LUNGLong
Pulmonx
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Below entry after the small-cap biotech slide.
🇺🇸 SLBLong
SLB
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Below entry with the whole energy sector, on the return of Gulf oil.
🇺🇸 HALLong
Halliburton
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Below entry with the energy sector.
🇮🇹 AVIOLong
Avio
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Just below entry, aligned on all three horizons.

Also slightly below entry: the European utilities ETF, Terna and Johnson & Johnson.

How I read itA first session below entry does not change a weekly signal: Friday's candle judges it. What matters more is that the daily stays on buy for all of them, and that energy, where the cohort has three names, had the worst day.
Norwegian Cruise Line long (G / P) · Avio long (G / P) · Edison International long (G / P) · Bayer long (G / P) · Honeywell International long (G / P) · Buzzi long (G / P) · Danone long (G / P) · ENAV long (G / P) · Sanofi long (G / P) · Allianz long (G / P) · European utilities ETF long (G / P) · Enel long (G / P) · Hera long (G / P) · Terna long (G / P) · Abbott Laboratories long (G / P) · RTX long (G / P) · Pulmonx long (G / P) · SLB long (G / P) · Halliburton long (G / P) · FedEx long (G / P) · Vertex Pharmaceuticals long (G / P) · Johnson & Johnson long (G / P) *
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CALENDAR
Ferrari and AMD today, Qualcomm and Datadog tomorrow

This week's earnings: Ferrari, AMD and Shopify on Tuesday 3 November, Qualcomm, Arm and Datadog on Wednesday 4, Buzzi and Siemens Healthineers on Thursday 5

30 companies in our universe report between today and Friday, among those we follow most closely. Today FerrariShort, AMDShort, ShopifyLong and BayerLong; Wednesday QualcommShort, ArmShort and DatadogLong; Thursday BuzziLong and Siemens HealthineersLong.

Tuesday 3 November

Ferrari Short

Advanced Micro Devices Short

Arista Networks Short

Astera Labs Short

Amgen Long

Booking Short

Shopify Long

Pfizer Long

Fiserv Long

Eaton Short

Bayer Long

Fortis Long

Wednesday 4 November

QUALCOMM Short

ARM Short

AppLovin Short

Datadog Long

Fastly Long

Uber Technologies Short

McDonald's Long

Novo Nordisk Short

Telecom Italia Short

Bayerische Motoren Werke Short

Thursday 5 November

Siemens Healthineers Long

Buzzi Long

Tenaris Long

Azimut Short

Airbnb Long

ConocoPhillips Long

Toyota Motor Long

Friday 6 November

Moderna Long

How I read itOur model goes into results on sell for 14 names out of 30. Ferrari arrives short, with the price just below its weekly level; AMD short, 16.30% below; Bayer long, born on Friday. On Datadog the long is at a loss and the new week is turning to sell.
Ferrari short (G / P) · Advanced Micro Devices short (G / P) · Arista Networks short (G / P) · Astera Labs short (G / P) · Amgen long (G / P) · Booking short (G / P) · Shopify long (G / P) · Pfizer long (G / P) · Fiserv long (G / P) · Eaton short (G / P) · Bayer long (G / P) · Fortis long (G / P) · QUALCOMM short (G / P) · ARM short (G / P) · AppLovin short (G / P) · Datadog long (G / P) · Fastly long (G / P) · Uber Technologies short (G / P) · McDonald's long (G / P) · Novo Nordisk short (G / P) · Telecom Italia short (G / P) · Bayerische Motoren Werke short (G / P) · Siemens Healthineers long (G / P) · Buzzi long (G / P) · Tenaris long (G / P) · Azimut short (G / P) · Airbnb long (G / P) · ConocoPhillips long (G / P) · Toyota Motor long (G / P) · Moderna long (G / P) *
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MACRO CALENDAR
US elections today, European inflation tomorrow

This week's economic calendar: US midterm elections on Tuesday 3 November, euro area inflation on Wednesday 4, Bank of England on Thursday 5, US payrolls on Friday 6

The macro events of the next seven days that can move the indices, in Central European time. Today the US midterm elections and job openings; Wednesday the euro area flash inflation estimate and the US services index; Thursday the Bank of England; Friday US payrolls.

Tuesday 3 November

16:00 · United States · September job openings high impact

Wednesday 4 November

11:00 · Euro area · Euro area October inflation, flash estimate high impact

16:00 · United States · October ISM services index high impact

Thursday 5 November

13:00 · United Kingdom · Bank of England: rate decision high impact

Friday 6 November

14:30 · United States · October payrolls and unemployment high impact

16:00 · United States · University of Michigan consumer sentiment, preliminary high impact

Monday 9 November

08:00 · Germany · German September trade balance high impact

Tuesday 10 November

14:30 · United States · US October inflation high impact

Further ahead, the central banks

Wednesday 18 November · Fed: minutes of the October meeting

Times are Central European. The calendar can change: central bank dates are those published by the banks themselves.

How I read itA macro release does not change the weekly signal, it tests it. The US vote matters by sector: solar, banks and defence are where traders were positioning on Monday.
S&P 500 long (G / P) · Invesco QQQ Trust short (G / P) · FTSE 100 ETF long (G / P) · DAX ETF short (G / P) · CAC 40 ETF short (G / P) · FTSE MIB ETF short (G / P) · European banks ETF short (G / P) · US financials ETF long (G / P) *
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UNITED STATES
SPY drops below its weekly level, QQQ leaves the waiting zone

SPY and QQQ technical analysis, the S&P 500 ETF and the Nasdaq 100 ETF: SPY falls 0.48% and the long hangs in the balance, QQQ falls 1.36% and the short widens

SPYLong, the S&P 500 ETF, lost 0.48%, closing near the low, 3.78% below its all-time high. The new week started with the average of high, low and close below the Reversal Point that judges the long born in April: if Friday stays there, the weekly signal turns to sell.

QQQShort, the Nasdaq 100 ETF, lost 1.36%, also on the low, 10.72% below its record. It closed below the 200-day average and below the waiting zone of the latest analysis, and the model's short is up 4.04%, 5.48% below the weekly level. 63% of S&P 500 companies stand above the 200-day average, against 42% of the US stocks we follow.

How I read itThe Nasdaq 100 lost almost three times as much as the S&P 500 because half of its basket is technology and it holds almost no financials, where the money went. On SPY the three profit-taking windows were crossed long ago, and the trade is decided only by the weekly Reversal Point: in swing trading, and in any trading strategy built on weekly signals, Friday is the day.
S&P 500 long (G / P) · Invesco QQQ Trust short (G / P) *
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The desk's take

The big picture: the rotation into cyclicals and the US vote

On Monday the US market sold technology and energy and bought consumer, financial and industrial stocks, on the back of a strong manufacturing reading. Europe took better advantage of it than America, because it has less technology and more banks. Our model is short the Nasdaq 100 and the Italian basket, long the S&P 500 with the week in progress below its level: Friday decides. Today the US vote and Ferrari's results.

What you find here. If you are trying to understand how to manage risk in trading, with stops, break-even stops, trailing and the declaration of stops that have been taken out, or how to read chart patterns (double bottoms, Bollinger bands, the Ichimoku cloud, price action trading), this is the desk's trading journal: published every morning before the US premarket, with our model's position on every instrument mentioned.

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* Our system. The rows of names at the foot of each card carry our model's position, long or short. Position from the latest published weekly analysis. Levels, targets and the trading plan sit in each instrument's own page. The two letters in brackets lead to the instrument page (G) and the full analysis (P).

Disclaimer. The content on this page is published for educational and informational purposes and reflects the author's personal opinion and technical analysis. It does not constitute financial advice, an investment solicitation, or a personalised recommendation. Trading in financial instruments carries a high level of risk and may result in substantial loss of the capital invested. Every operating decision rests solely with the reader, who acts independently and in full awareness of that risk. AiTrading67 is not a broker or financial intermediary and is not affiliated with any broker or trading platform.
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